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he worked at goldman for eight years and then formed a hedge fund in part with help from goldman ceo lloyd blankfein. duringng a san francisco campain rally last thursday, lee fang of the intercept tried to ask hillary clinton about this. y clinton, do you know how much money lloyd blankfein invested in your son-in-law's hedge fund? why don't you respond? secretary clinton? secretary clinton, a quick question. a question about your son-in-law's hedge fund post of secretary clinton? >> how are you? what is your name? >> lee fang. >> what are you trying to find out about? >> how much money lloyd blankfein invested in marc mezvinsky hedge fund. do you know how much money? do not much money would blankfein invested? >> i don't know, has it been reported? >> no. do not much money? >> you what to give me your contact information? >> are you when you get back to me? amy: that was intercept reporter lee fang questioning clinton and then her press secretary nick merrill at a campaign rally last thursday. lee fang was also the first reporter to ask clinton to release transcripts of her speeche
he worked at goldman for eight years and then formed a hedge fund in part with help from goldman ceo lloyd blankfein. duringng a san francisco campain rally last thursday, lee fang of the intercept tried to ask hillary clinton about this. y clinton, do you know how much money lloyd blankfein invested in your son-in-law's hedge fund? why don't you respond? secretary clinton? secretary clinton, a quick question. a question about your son-in-law's hedge fund post of secretary clinton? >> how...
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first of all, in 2006, goldman sachs was punished quote in 2005 at settled 2007. 2006, goldman sachs net revenue was almost $40 billion. in 2006, its net income was almost $10 billion. its bonus pool in 2006 was almost $5 billion. we have nine years later, goldman sachs gets to keep all of the revenue and the prophets it receives in 2005-2 thousand seven from its illegal conduct, inflating the housing bubble and the derivatives bubble and contributing to blowing up the global economy. it gets to keep the money for nine years. it pays the settlement nine years later. $5 billion. over half that is tax-deductible. it is not $5 billion. it means the rest of us will subsidize the settlement. on top of that, there is no individual accountability. banks do not commit crimes. bankers commit crimes. individuals. not a single individual at goldman sachs or any of the other major wall street too big have been punished in connection with the crimes. host: i want to give our viewers a chance to call. i will put the numbers on the screen -- this is how benjamin wagner describes the settlement you
first of all, in 2006, goldman sachs was punished quote in 2005 at settled 2007. 2006, goldman sachs net revenue was almost $40 billion. in 2006, its net income was almost $10 billion. its bonus pool in 2006 was almost $5 billion. we have nine years later, goldman sachs gets to keep all of the revenue and the prophets it receives in 2005-2 thousand seven from its illegal conduct, inflating the housing bubble and the derivatives bubble and contributing to blowing up the global economy. it gets...
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are talkingyou about goldman, goldman has come out and said, because goldman is in the opposite direction of the dollar more often than not, the historical trend. goldman has come out and become more bullish on gold while actually rotating their bearish stance, if you know what i'm getting at. they have raised their price targets, so they are still below what they are currently. a billionaire fund manager is saying after the best quarter we have seen for gold in terms of where it has gone in 30 years, we could be in line for some huge moves up. it could be the beginning of a huge bull run. how does that stand? how did it also sit next to the bullish call for the dollar when it has that inverse relationship with gold? there we have it. we will discuss it and more in the weeks to come. that is it for this edition of "bloomberg markets: middle east." manus: thank you very much. we will reset the agenda, and hop across to europe. we have countdown with anna edwards and myself. oil is just a slip order as we go to the end of "bloomberg markets: middle east." it's bloomberg. it's "countdown." w
are talkingyou about goldman, goldman has come out and said, because goldman is in the opposite direction of the dollar more often than not, the historical trend. goldman has come out and become more bullish on gold while actually rotating their bearish stance, if you know what i'm getting at. they have raised their price targets, so they are still below what they are currently. a billionaire fund manager is saying after the best quarter we have seen for gold in terms of where it has gone in 30...
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we will look at goldman sachs to annual meeting -- we will look at goldman's annual meeting. we will begin in paris with egyptair bound to cairo -- bound for cairo from paris. it seems that debris has been found. yesterday, there was a report that it had been found from the greek navy. not from theat was flight. the egyptian army has come out with an official statement says -- saying debris has been found a few hundred miles north of alexandria, which is the area that is the area with the plane was expected to go down. they found passenger items and bits of the plane. i don't know how long it will be before they can get to a laboratory where they can detest. it is pretty obvious from the to pre--- it is not obvious if it was a bomb are not. that will soon be the next development. was certainly a tragedy, but it is not lost on people that the plane originated from paris. what is the reaction? thewofold -- from government's point of view, they are very cautious. they really don't know what has happened. they say, nothing is ruled out, but there is no hypotheses at this point. o
we will look at goldman sachs to annual meeting -- we will look at goldman's annual meeting. we will begin in paris with egyptair bound to cairo -- bound for cairo from paris. it seems that debris has been found. yesterday, there was a report that it had been found from the greek navy. not from theat was flight. the egyptian army has come out with an official statement says -- saying debris has been found a few hundred miles north of alexandria, which is the area that is the area with the plane...
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goldman changing the price target to $50 a barrel. goldman was one of the biggest bears on the streets at one point calling for $20 oil. we didn't see $20 exactly but earlier this year in february, we did get closer to 26 on oversupply concerns. goldman cautions that prices could grow lower in early 2017 bringing global inventory back up and seasonal trends show the demand dropped in the first quarter. estimates are a little less than 4 million barrels per day. highest output since 2008. production in the u.s. is steadily dropping. but other factors are impacting oil as well. perhaps maybe more persuasive than what goldman sachs is suggesting. >> demands running about 700, 800,000 barrels a day over last year, a really significant amount. it's a record at this point. the weak dollar has supported prices. we have lost production in the u.s. and in venezuela but opec keeps producing at record levels so that's kind of offsetting that at this point. >> but buyer beware, last year in june prices went to 60 before they dropped to about $40
goldman changing the price target to $50 a barrel. goldman was one of the biggest bears on the streets at one point calling for $20 oil. we didn't see $20 exactly but earlier this year in february, we did get closer to 26 on oversupply concerns. goldman cautions that prices could grow lower in early 2017 bringing global inventory back up and seasonal trends show the demand dropped in the first quarter. estimates are a little less than 4 million barrels per day. highest output since 2008....
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anna: goldman says expectations hike have fallen too far, too fast. they say 15% gain during the next two years. for ans senate up impeachment vote. today could be her last they as president. in the survey finds half of britain thinks that brexit is the only way to curb immigration. ♪ tous: you're welcome "countdown." anna: breaking news. manus: let's get into it. miss.ue, it is a 13 billion euros, the market was looking for 13.2. formarket was looking less, almost doubled a negative number the market was looking for on organic volume. china, the market their declining by 3% or 4% stop eastern europe is an important part of that story. eastern europe is under pressure. contracts, eastern europe has declined by mid-single-digit percentages. the western beer market is flat. deutsche first quarter beating estimates, revenue that was missing those estimates. they have confirmed their full-year view. the 2013-20 operating profit target. interesting to see how this business is managing to cope with a boom in parcel delivery because of online retailing and
anna: goldman says expectations hike have fallen too far, too fast. they say 15% gain during the next two years. for ans senate up impeachment vote. today could be her last they as president. in the survey finds half of britain thinks that brexit is the only way to curb immigration. ♪ tous: you're welcome "countdown." anna: breaking news. manus: let's get into it. miss.ue, it is a 13 billion euros, the market was looking for 13.2. formarket was looking less, almost doubled a...
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goldman sachs changing its tune on oil. the crude call coming up. >>> and new this morning, apple's ceo tim cook arrives in china on a charm offensive. >>> and mark cuban for president. we'll tell you who is calling for the businessman to run as a third-party candidate. it is monday, may 16, 2016. "worldwide exchange" is coming up. >>> good morning. welcome back to "worldwide exchang exchange." i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. >> we are looking for a higher start for wall street. dow futures up 24 points. s&p 500 up 3.6. nasdaq futures up 5.5. the economic data continues. with that, the ten-year treasury note as we get you started for the week ahead, 1.71 is the yield, slightly higher. minutes from the last fed meeting will be interesting on wednesday as we get more on the discussion of the federal reserve in terms of the risk. we'll also get consumer price inflation which is one of their mandates as everyone tries to figure out when the next rate hike is going to be. >>> let's have a look at global markets in euro
goldman sachs changing its tune on oil. the crude call coming up. >>> and new this morning, apple's ceo tim cook arrives in china on a charm offensive. >>> and mark cuban for president. we'll tell you who is calling for the businessman to run as a third-party candidate. it is monday, may 16, 2016. "worldwide exchange" is coming up. >>> good morning. welcome back to "worldwide exchang exchange." i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost....
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againstb iaccino goldman sachs. the goldman call on the dollar was one of the worst ones of the year. would disney be better off without usb and -- without espn? we have a top analyst who will give us his two cents. , michael segal on where he sees value. hour, four an minutes from the open. down around two points on the s&p 500. ♪ [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. shoah, ha ha.ew artist. show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group. it's not a competition, but if it was i won. xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of billboard music awards moments, simply by using your voice. the billboard music awards, live sunday may 22nd, 8/5 pacific, only on abc. ." i this is "bloomberg am jonathan ferro. let's have a look at what futures are trading for it we are negative, dow futures up by 31 points. s&p futures negative. switch of the board quickly and we will get to the treasury market.
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why is goldman sachs saying this? risksyou have one or two in the market you might as well just hold, but they see a lot of different risk so the risk to reward ratio doesn't add up right now so it's just better to not be in the stock market. onound like a broken record high valuations, still high valuations in the market right now. hikesn expects two rate but the market is pricing in an even chance of one or zero. to thee was a surprise up or down side, that could impact the market as well. it's an election year and they say every call they have, they are asking about the election and what it means for the stock market, so there is a big concert also. betty: what is the historical data on this? quick sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. just arguingy're that. there's a lot of risk out there, you might want to be a little more cautious. bank of america said the same thing last week. betty: are there any strong calls for the opposite? >> the average is around 21.50 which would be a five or 6% rise from where it is
why is goldman sachs saying this? risksyou have one or two in the market you might as well just hold, but they see a lot of different risk so the risk to reward ratio doesn't add up right now so it's just better to not be in the stock market. onound like a broken record high valuations, still high valuations in the market right now. hikesn expects two rate but the market is pricing in an even chance of one or zero. to thee was a surprise up or down side, that could impact the market as well....
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for goldman to come out. it wasn't a catalyst space upgrade per se. the way i read the upgrade note. it just seemed like investor expectations are more grounded, so it will come out today with the upgrade, and it happens to be the day that it announces a secondary in the after-hours. >> yep. melissa, we know that there are chinese walls between the analysts and the companies when they're doing underwriting, or supposed to be chinese walls there. but it doesn't stop people, especially on twitter, from saying what is up with this. >> yeah. phil, thank you. phil lebeau. >> you bet. >> what do you think is up with this? >> when i heard the upgrade this morning, i thought that's kind of brave. bottom of the range, a company that, let's face it, this is what analysts are supposed to do. i'm not going to speculate on what this means. you would think they would lay off on this report knowing full well what the bankers are doing. when you think about the capital raise, though, is this alarming? not necessarily. to be
for goldman to come out. it wasn't a catalyst space upgrade per se. the way i read the upgrade note. it just seemed like investor expectations are more grounded, so it will come out today with the upgrade, and it happens to be the day that it announces a secondary in the after-hours. >> yep. melissa, we know that there are chinese walls between the analysts and the companies when they're doing underwriting, or supposed to be chinese walls there. but it doesn't stop people, especially on...
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goldman sachs has downgraded equities to neutral. that view over the next 12 month. they're citing growth and valuation concerns. goldman said equities will not look attractive without sustained earnings growth adding that it expects, quote, particularly poor returns in dollar terms, due to the forecast in the strong dollar. and the higher volatility is based on risks including china growth and the increased political risks and fed cycle. and commodity price declines particularly for metal, the trend we're seeing this morning. the big question, how good goldman recommend playing a market it calls fat and flat. the big thing is to focus on cross asset opportunities particularly when it comes to emerging markets. goldman was front and center yesterday because fed officials have been talking up a storm ahead of today's affluence minutes. and john williams agreed up to three hikes seemed reasonable. dallas president robert kaplan said he would call for a rise in june or july. >>> meanwhile, a lot of corporates here in focus in europe as we look at earnings, burbury among
goldman sachs has downgraded equities to neutral. that view over the next 12 month. they're citing growth and valuation concerns. goldman said equities will not look attractive without sustained earnings growth adding that it expects, quote, particularly poor returns in dollar terms, due to the forecast in the strong dollar. and the higher volatility is based on risks including china growth and the increased political risks and fed cycle. and commodity price declines particularly for metal, the...
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goldman, not in dollars but er goldman and morgan received the biggest banks because they were unregulated before '08. when leeman brothers crashed, morgan stanley and golden sachs by that friday were going to go bankrupt. we have an e-mail that reflects a phone call made to the new york fed and it said we are probably not going to omen on monday and if we don't open goldman sachs is toast. quote unquote. the federal government allowed morgan stanley and goldman sachs to become a bank holding company with an application that was written on a napkin and the fastest time in history they were aloud to be a bank holder company. why is that important? only regulated bank holding companies had access to the fed facilities including the discount window, you can call them bailout programs, rescue programs, support programs, all of those programs immediately became available to goldman sachs and morgan stanley. imagine if the government was that creative in helping homeowners forcing fore closer, her or helping the american people who were unemployed. >> host: thomas in holidlywood, florida. >> cal
goldman, not in dollars but er goldman and morgan received the biggest banks because they were unregulated before '08. when leeman brothers crashed, morgan stanley and golden sachs by that friday were going to go bankrupt. we have an e-mail that reflects a phone call made to the new york fed and it said we are probably not going to omen on monday and if we don't open goldman sachs is toast. quote unquote. the federal government allowed morgan stanley and goldman sachs to become a bank holding...
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and why goldman might be getting one of them very wrong. i'm melissa lee and you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. here's what else is coming up on fast. >> we'll give you more than that, mick, because we've got the ultimate safety trade. and it won't cost you much. we'll explain. plus, it's the contrary indicator that could be signaling a top to the market. we'll tell you what it is and how you can profit. when "fast money" returns. >>> welcome back to "fast money." i'm dominic chu here at the new york stock exchange. something that has the traders talking today is the latest report from goldman sachs about the most important short positions among hedge funds. they focused specifically on the short side of the equation. goldman has a list of stocks that it estimates has the highest dollar value of short interest in it. now, they exclude stocks that are among already the biggest hedge fund long positions. they also exclude stocks at excessively high levels of short interest already. among the top stocks in this list of, quote, important sho
and why goldman might be getting one of them very wrong. i'm melissa lee and you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. here's what else is coming up on fast. >> we'll give you more than that, mick, because we've got the ultimate safety trade. and it won't cost you much. we'll explain. plus, it's the contrary indicator that could be signaling a top to the market. we'll tell you what it is and how you can profit. when "fast money" returns. >>> welcome back to...
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jpmorgan is down 2.5%, and united technologies, and goldman sachs are leading the way lower. we are back in a moment. >>> pfizer is one of the few gainers today, and meg terrell has made her way back to the set. >> we were talking about the treasury actions to curb inversions, and the fed said they would not pursue another one and the government has said that they don't want to do that, but there is a concern about the message sent to businesses that the treasury can step in without changing the laws and change the rules which leads to instability in business. >> nice guide on the year at least as well. part willy because of the light burden on the front. >> yes, they were encouraged to see a good quarter after this instability basically that is caused by the allergan. >> yes. and product up 17, and the best performing dow on a day that is not working. busy day for you, meg. >> thank you. >>> and that does it for us at "squawk alley" and we go back to head quarters with scott wapner. >>> carl, thank you so much, and welcome to the "halftime report" i'm scott wapner. the trade
jpmorgan is down 2.5%, and united technologies, and goldman sachs are leading the way lower. we are back in a moment. >>> pfizer is one of the few gainers today, and meg terrell has made her way back to the set. >> we were talking about the treasury actions to curb inversions, and the fed said they would not pursue another one and the government has said that they don't want to do that, but there is a concern about the message sent to businesses that the treasury can step in...
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let me ask you what you think about goldman's forecast. the bank has trouble with its asset class forecasts, but are they on the money here? reporter: we have certainly seen the things they pointed out. we saw strength in demand growth being reported by the international energy agency. they raised their assessment of first quarter demand growth. they have not really done much with the four-year demand growth picture yet. they have shifted things around of some of the asian economies, less growth in europe and places like the middle east. but i think there is a sense that demand growth is a little more robust. it has seen more robust than it did two or three months ago. on the supply side, we have seen a fairly significant disruptions of a significant amount of oil temporarily disrupted from the canadian oil sands, but also in nigeria. we have seen a lot of oil, the market as a result of the attacks and accidents that have damaged various export streams there. betty: how long will those disruptions last? reporter: that is the big question.
let me ask you what you think about goldman's forecast. the bank has trouble with its asset class forecasts, but are they on the money here? reporter: we have certainly seen the things they pointed out. we saw strength in demand growth being reported by the international energy agency. they raised their assessment of first quarter demand growth. they have not really done much with the four-year demand growth picture yet. they have shifted things around of some of the asian economies, less...
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david goldman on china, david goldman on the realities of d and disinflation. from new york, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: welcome back to "bloomberg surveillance." you are looking at gorgeous pictures of d.c. we are right in the thick of the presidential election campaigns and we will talk to marty sh chenker on what trump is to do with the federal debt next let's get to the bloomberg business flash. latest earnings are stoking the fears of media investors. they posted second-quarter results that missed estimates pair profit from the abc broadcast operation fell, plus disney shut down its nvidia -- it's infinity videogame division. it is the first time disney missed estimates in five years. carlsberg is forecasting higher profit this year due to rising sales in asia, where it battled dutch brewer heineken. that is offsetting a sharp decline in russia. developers in london are trying to capitalize on rising rent and the last six months, starting a record number of office buildings in the central part of the city. 14 million square feet of space is now
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goldman traders think that people are missed pricing the fed. and delivering on growth. poses a double-digit product -- profit increase but can it be sustained? we'll find out when we speak to the cfo in 45 minutes time. we are now half an hour away from the european open, caroline let's take it look at where we think it will take us this morning. it looks like a mildly negative start for the european day. this is the fair value calculation. the dax :00 it will be just positive, everything else looks like it will be negative but only just. it looks like a fairly flat open. rebound iny we saw a minors when it came to europe and that seems to move into asia, helped by copper trading up 0.8%. brent crude oil is currently flat. there have been concerns about nigeria and the niger delta being evacuated and concerns about the safety. there seems to be a supply-demand dynamic. yesterday andckup it seems that commodities go higher and so do stocks. we will be digging so much more into the dollar index because it's down a quarter percent but goldman's sex says go long on the doll
goldman traders think that people are missed pricing the fed. and delivering on growth. poses a double-digit product -- profit increase but can it be sustained? we'll find out when we speak to the cfo in 45 minutes time. we are now half an hour away from the european open, caroline let's take it look at where we think it will take us this morning. it looks like a mildly negative start for the european day. this is the fair value calculation. the dax :00 it will be just positive, everything else...
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goldman sachs and bank of america have exited similar businesses. alix: disclosing specifics about how much has been held from saudi arabia. it is being released in response to an open records request. put just under 117 billion dollars since march, making saudi arabia the third among foreign nations holding u.s. at behind china and japan. and that is your bloomberg business flash. scarlet: let's head to julie hyman pier 1 have you got? at the s&pnt to look 500. mmr one. what are the movers today? as i was looking at this, the company that popped up on the top of the list as the best performer it is something i have never heard of. and i thought, what is in jeopardy? it is a spinoff from west rock, itself a result of a combination . what has happened is those two companies combine and created a packaging arm and on the other, this company, more the chemical side of the business. here is how they are trading on the session. when you seehe company's, you know what they are. as an introduction to these companies in the s&p 500. i am also watching globa
goldman sachs and bank of america have exited similar businesses. alix: disclosing specifics about how much has been held from saudi arabia. it is being released in response to an open records request. put just under 117 billion dollars since march, making saudi arabia the third among foreign nations holding u.s. at behind china and japan. and that is your bloomberg business flash. scarlet: let's head to julie hyman pier 1 have you got? at the s&pnt to look 500. mmr one. what are the movers...
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solomon, cohead of investment banking at goldman sachs. make sure toteel, stay with her because she will be speaking with the goldman sachs head of research jeff curry. his comments always closely watched. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. taylor riggs has more. taylor: baghdad has been hit by another wave of deadly bombings. the attacks targeted shiite neighborhoods, and the islamic state spade -- claimed responsibility. more than 200 have died in the attacks in and around baghdad in the last week. in the moments before an amtrak train went off the rails last year, the engineer was distracted by a report that another train was hit by a rock. that was one of the findings. .ight people were killed they also said a key backup safety system was not in place. investigators say it would provided a technological safety net. bernie sanders is hoping to make it four in a row. primaries are being held in kentucky and oregon, and hillary clinton's lead is almost insurmountable. he has won the last two primaries. the senate plans to vo
solomon, cohead of investment banking at goldman sachs. make sure toteel, stay with her because she will be speaking with the goldman sachs head of research jeff curry. his comments always closely watched. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. taylor riggs has more. taylor: baghdad has been hit by another wave of deadly bombings. the attacks targeted shiite neighborhoods, and the islamic state spade -- claimed responsibility. more than 200 have died in the attacks in and around...
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he spoke about goldman sachs funding other campaigns on the trail. >> i know the guys goldman sachs. they have total, total, total over him. just like they have total control over hillary clinton. >> it's steve, he is a goldman sachs guy. >> david, it's not going to matter a hoot. donald trump is so popular right now, he's going to have so much free time on tv. the people care about what he says. they care about what he thin. they don't trust hillary clinton. they don't want another four year of barack obama. there's an uprising in this country and trump has the wind in his sails. >> said he's not only going to fund his own campaign, but some of the congressional races as wellful do you think he can? >> that's trump -- i guess, right, i don't think he can and the thing is is, he needs to get the gop establishment behind him. but he's served up so many knuckle sandwiches to these guys that think don't like him. the bush family isn't coming out for him. paul ryan, lindsey graham. this is a gop establishment that donald trump needs behind him. it feels like they have to apply novocain t
he spoke about goldman sachs funding other campaigns on the trail. >> i know the guys goldman sachs. they have total, total, total over him. just like they have total control over hillary clinton. >> it's steve, he is a goldman sachs guy. >> david, it's not going to matter a hoot. donald trump is so popular right now, he's going to have so much free time on tv. the people care about what he says. they care about what he thin. they don't trust hillary clinton. they don't want...
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neither is goldman sachs. did goldman sachs make mistakes? did bank of america make mistakes? of course they did. but you don't indict all the employees. >> buffett said you should have been able to see or could have been able to see the problems at valeant from a mile away. you said before congress last week there were things you didn't understand about the business that you wish you had done better due diligence. you called it a failure of due diligence on your part. you called some of the practices horrible and wrong. >> i think it's wrong to buy a drug and mark the price up 5x even if the therapeutic value of the drug, in their mind they marked it to market. they hired a consultant, the consultant looked at alternative products and the therapeutic value and said this is an underpriced drug, this is an opportunity. if this were a specialty chemical company and they bought, we own platform specialty products, the platform bought a chemical used in industrial production and a comparable chemical was 6x the price and they bought a chemical and marked it up, no one would make i
neither is goldman sachs. did goldman sachs make mistakes? did bank of america make mistakes? of course they did. but you don't indict all the employees. >> buffett said you should have been able to see or could have been able to see the problems at valeant from a mile away. you said before congress last week there were things you didn't understand about the business that you wish you had done better due diligence. you called it a failure of due diligence on your part. you called some of...
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oil's creeping up as goldman ups its price target to 50. road map begins with lots of apple news today. company getting a big investment from berkshire hathaway, the ride sharing service he just invested in there could be looking for a u.s. ipo. >> shares of yahoo up on quicken loans founder part of a consortium bidding for the company. warren buffett says he'll back it. >>> major m&a deals, pfizer making a $4.5 million purchase. but first, berkshire hathaway has revealed a new $9.8 million stake in apple. meanwhile, apple ceo tim cook visiting china in an effort to reinvigorate sales in that country. he's expected to meet with chinese officials and is already met with the president of didi just days after apple announced that billion dollar investment in the ride hailing start-up. met with some other start-up creators as well, posted waebo which has gone viral already. >> i think the story is the app store. $7 billion in business that regular chinese people have done on the app store. between that billion and billion last year and i think
oil's creeping up as goldman ups its price target to 50. road map begins with lots of apple news today. company getting a big investment from berkshire hathaway, the ride sharing service he just invested in there could be looking for a u.s. ipo. >> shares of yahoo up on quicken loans founder part of a consortium bidding for the company. warren buffett says he'll back it. >>> major m&a deals, pfizer making a $4.5 million purchase. but first, berkshire hathaway has revealed a...
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to goldman sachs, they were not the only one. that is what it -- what every one of these damn banks was d oing. the other thing to understand, when we talk about america today. forwhy it is too late establishment politics and establishment economics. goldman sachs, the other major wall street banks, operated in a fraudulent manner. goldman sachs paid $5 billion in settlement. but that is not all. over the last 25 years, the political power of goldman sachs through the revolving door process meant that at least two top executives at goldman sachs went on to become secretaries of the treasury. thank god for that he bailed us o an what the revolving door means is you work on wall street, you go into the government and you represent wall street and the government and then you go back to wall street. that is what the revolving doors are. what goldman sachs has done over the years like other wall street financial institutions, they have made huge -- and i mean huge -- topaign contributions politicians of all stripes. and here is the la
to goldman sachs, they were not the only one. that is what it -- what every one of these damn banks was d oing. the other thing to understand, when we talk about america today. forwhy it is too late establishment politics and establishment economics. goldman sachs, the other major wall street banks, operated in a fraudulent manner. goldman sachs paid $5 billion in settlement. but that is not all. over the last 25 years, the political power of goldman sachs through the revolving door process...
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oil gaining as goldman sachs says the market has moved into a deficit earlier than expected. trading about $48 a barrel. we are seeing oil at its highest since november. what is the reason? goldman is forecasting the deficit. expected.ier than there are a couple of factors at play here. you have seen production, off in the u.s. and we have those supply outages in nigeria and more recently, data from china showing that domestic production there is the lowest in 14 months. the other factor is demand. it is a lot less talked about. we had the iea saying they are in that is largely built on demand, so demand and supply working to cut that third supply deficit and we are now in a deficit at the moment for the market. yvonne: we are around $48 a barrel. is there an argument that this rally could sustain? reporter: oil has done a lot of work since february. we are offering around the area are in q4.forecasts we are theravance earlier than expected. there are a couple of things in the play. stockpiles in the u.s. -- over 500 million barrels there. a cap on the market, rather than the
oil gaining as goldman sachs says the market has moved into a deficit earlier than expected. trading about $48 a barrel. we are seeing oil at its highest since november. what is the reason? goldman is forecasting the deficit. expected.ier than there are a couple of factors at play here. you have seen production, off in the u.s. and we have those supply outages in nigeria and more recently, data from china showing that domestic production there is the lowest in 14 months. the other factor is...
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goldman has been a long-time bear on oil. it's previously warned of another price crunch due to overflowing storage and believes that major supply disruption in markets like nigeria, evevenezu and china will affect this. >>> and moody's cuts saudi arabia's rating. this is the first time they have downgraded the state following fitch. and haley is here to talk about what is going on. how can you cut spending and on the other hand sustain growth in jobs? >> it's been a bit of a yikes moment for the kingdom, especially after all the weeks i've been out there covering the really good press surrounding the 2030 vision and the transportation strategy and all this stuff. and now the big question on whether this company will continue to borrow in international debt markets because they took the $10 billion loan last month that was quite successful. a lot of interest in terms of getting into saudi arabia from the international funds certainly from hedge funds. we have seen so many foreigners coming into the kingdom with a lot of excit
goldman has been a long-time bear on oil. it's previously warned of another price crunch due to overflowing storage and believes that major supply disruption in markets like nigeria, evevenezu and china will affect this. >>> and moody's cuts saudi arabia's rating. this is the first time they have downgraded the state following fitch. and haley is here to talk about what is going on. how can you cut spending and on the other hand sustain growth in jobs? >> it's been a bit of a...
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a global co-heads of leveraged finance at goldman sachs or the americas. scarlet: thank you so much. minutes, we've20 got more from that conference and david solomon will say why he sees improvement in the sector. shares of pandora are surging to their highest in almost two months and we will tell you what is sending them higher. impact ofthe economic the canadian wildfire and what it could mean for the oil patch. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. home depot is the biggest drag in the dow industrials even after they posted earnings that beat analyst estimates and raised its full-year forecast. let's see what the numbers show. increased 6.5%s marking the 20th straight quarter of growth. it has not posted a negative comparable sales since early 2012. management said sale decelerated as the first quarter progressed which is giving investors some pause but it comes to annual ,ales, it's out pacingloew's both benefit from u.s. home prices. the cfo says they continue to see strengthen the housing market. lowe's will report earnings tomorrow. what more amer
a global co-heads of leveraged finance at goldman sachs or the americas. scarlet: thank you so much. minutes, we've20 got more from that conference and david solomon will say why he sees improvement in the sector. shares of pandora are surging to their highest in almost two months and we will tell you what is sending them higher. impact ofthe economic the canadian wildfire and what it could mean for the oil patch. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. home depot is the biggest drag in the dow...
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morgan and goldman sachs in the lead. it is also time to get to sue herera with a cnbc news update. >> hi, sarah. good morning everybody. i'm sue herera and here is the news update this hour. a powerful magnitude 6.7 aftershock rattled ecuador near the pacific coast area where a devastating earthquake hit a month ago. ecuador's president says there was no tsunami alert. only limited damage was reported. the quake last month though killed more than 600 people and left 28,000 people homeless. >>> iraq releasing video showing coalition aircraft bombing various isis targets in the country's northern and western districts. it said the jets were able to destroy an oil station near mosul and other targets. >>> dramatic video of the rescue of a man trapped in a burning suv has been released by police in alaska. this is dash cam footage, and you can see the smoke billowing from the vehicle as the officer arrives. he and bystanders work together to free the trapped driver before the car is completely engulfed in flames. >>> and the
morgan and goldman sachs in the lead. it is also time to get to sue herera with a cnbc news update. >> hi, sarah. good morning everybody. i'm sue herera and here is the news update this hour. a powerful magnitude 6.7 aftershock rattled ecuador near the pacific coast area where a devastating earthquake hit a month ago. ecuador's president says there was no tsunami alert. only limited damage was reported. the quake last month though killed more than 600 people and left 28,000 people...
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it is basically a broad investigation into what goldman's role is. a part of that, what we have been able to report is that there was a payment or transfer of funds made between a former one mbd employee. this was after the bonds had been sold by goldman, made to leistner. we have indications of a payment, but it doesn't mean that anything was wrong. but it is an interesting twist and a very interesting investigation. scarlet: it's not just the doj. you have authorities in singapore, luxembourg looking into this fund. >> it does appear that billions of dollars disappeared basically without permissions of the government. and no one knows where that is good that is why we have all of -- where that is. that is why we have all of these governments trying to figure out where it went. scarlet: the advisory of this board was the prime minister of malaysian government. >> right. odd basee all sorts of where this leads back to the market but we cannot see what is going on. we have the investigation looking into the disappearing of thefunds to now we have inve
it is basically a broad investigation into what goldman's role is. a part of that, what we have been able to report is that there was a payment or transfer of funds made between a former one mbd employee. this was after the bonds had been sold by goldman, made to leistner. we have indications of a payment, but it doesn't mean that anything was wrong. but it is an interesting twist and a very interesting investigation. scarlet: it's not just the doj. you have authorities in singapore, luxembourg...
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. >>> new this market, goldman sachs threw up a caution flag. we'll tell you why. >>> and decision 2016, hillary clinton moves closer to her party's presidential nomination. it's wednesday, may the 18th, 2016. "worldwide exchange" begins now. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange," on cnbc. i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. a very good morning from us as well. >> they're killing us with the music today. >> i don't like that one. it's weird that song. do you know that song? >> no. >>> political news overnight. let's catch you up on the numbers here and the results from the primaries, bernie sanders winning the oregon democratic primary contest but nbc is calls hillary clinton the winner in kentucky. now, she's within 100 of the delegates kneed to clinch the democratic nomination. much more on politics. what it it means going forward this hour. >>> that get us up to speed on the markets. around 1% for the main indices here in the states. we just flipped into the green on the futures market. about an hour or half an hour,
. >>> new this market, goldman sachs threw up a caution flag. we'll tell you why. >>> and decision 2016, hillary clinton moves closer to her party's presidential nomination. it's wednesday, may the 18th, 2016. "worldwide exchange" begins now. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange," on cnbc. i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. a very good morning from us as well. >> they're killing us with the music today....
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ahead, goldman's makes a big bet on natural gas. the t's become one of in north ayers america. >>> you're watching bloomberg markets. headlines with the on one of the first word news. scarlet, alex, hazardous aterial teams have found and emoved unidentified chemicals insi inside cleaning closets at hood in florida. pick ight help democrats up a seat in -- couldn't press reinstate eeking to an earlier map drawn by the state legislature. making it urt also easier for federal workers to discrimination lawsuits after quitting their obs over intolerable conditions. workers who bring constructive 45 days claims have from resigning they can start. >> vladimir putin is offering reassurances to his syrian ma charr al assad. offered condolences after a series of coordinated ex-employeeses today that killed more than 80 people and wounded some 200 others. >>> global news 24 hours a day our 2,400 journalists around the world. alex, back to you. >>> thanks so much, mark. a dman is obviously known as major manslaughter in fendt but it also became
ahead, goldman's makes a big bet on natural gas. the t's become one of in north ayers america. >>> you're watching bloomberg markets. headlines with the on one of the first word news. scarlet, alex, hazardous aterial teams have found and emoved unidentified chemicals insi inside cleaning closets at hood in florida. pick ight help democrats up a seat in -- couldn't press reinstate eeking to an earlier map drawn by the state legislature. making it urt also easier for federal workers to...
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goldman turning bullish. previously one of the most bearish forecasts over the past year, now saying prices could go to $50 in the next half of the year because of an oil deficit interestingly enough. >> and the oil market has gone from interior soaring saturation to being so much earlier than expected. with us now is anthony row sanity. it's the highest since november, right, so clearly the market is moving in a more positive direction here but how stable is it? >> you know, that's the big question, kelly. how sustainable is it. it's up 700,000 barrel as day. the weak dollar are driving this higher. after the summer it remains to be seen. >> how did we go from such a huge surplus to a deficit according to their calculations? they're looking at nigeria going offline because of political problems, canada because of the grass fire, but you still have iran wanting to pump and get back up. >> you do. >> where did the supply go? >> you do, bill, but also the u.s. if you look at the united states, we're down 700,00
goldman turning bullish. previously one of the most bearish forecasts over the past year, now saying prices could go to $50 in the next half of the year because of an oil deficit interestingly enough. >> and the oil market has gone from interior soaring saturation to being so much earlier than expected. with us now is anthony row sanity. it's the highest since november, right, so clearly the market is moving in a more positive direction here but how stable is it? >> you know, that's...
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julianna goldman has the campaigns covered. >> then he changed his mind and said yes, then he changed his mind and said no. >> reporter: in an interview for "face the nation," bernie sanders said he doesn't know why donald trump backed away from debating him. >> maybe we'll get a call in five minutes where he'll say yes again. i think that is who donald trump is. >> reporter: trump released a statement yesterday saying it was inappropriate for him to debate the second place finisher. >> ( laughs ) , you know, i know he has gone back and forth on this. trump doesn't sound very serious. >> reporter: while hillary clinton laughed off the idea, the trump and sanders campaigns spent two days going back and forth about a california debate. trump said he would participate if the event raised between $10 million to $15 million for women's health charities. >> reporter: he didn't mention the defunct debate at his last two rallies in california friday evening, which were met with fierce protests. many were rallying against the presumptive republican nominee's immigration proposals. >> yo
julianna goldman has the campaigns covered. >> then he changed his mind and said yes, then he changed his mind and said no. >> reporter: in an interview for "face the nation," bernie sanders said he doesn't know why donald trump backed away from debating him. >> maybe we'll get a call in five minutes where he'll say yes again. i think that is who donald trump is. >> reporter: trump released a statement yesterday saying it was inappropriate for him to debate the...
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coming up, we will hear from the cohead of goldman sachs m&a. he will tell us what is in the pipeline. ♪ betty: time for a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. is going allcer out to try to win back customers. the company is offering record high interest rates. the most heavily indebted company in emerging markets plans me proceeds and buyback as much as $3 billion in notes due in 2018. carl icahn cut to junk status. the agency caught icon enterprises from triple d minus. the value ratio is expected to say to 60% over the next of the year. that is your business flash update. and the day fundamentals are still there to drive the market, the assessment from the globals -- goldman sachs global investment m&a. he to alec still in an exclusive interview at the finance conference in california and talked about the m&a pipeline and regulatory issues surrounding market. the m&a vice -- environment is quite good though down from the 2015 record levels. 20% from last year, which probably understates the drop off. it is dow
coming up, we will hear from the cohead of goldman sachs m&a. he will tell us what is in the pipeline. ♪ betty: time for a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. is going allcer out to try to win back customers. the company is offering record high interest rates. the most heavily indebted company in emerging markets plans me proceeds and buyback as much as $3 billion in notes due in 2018. carl icahn cut to junk status. the agency caught icon enterprises from...
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we went back with the bloomberg terminal and looks at last 23 goldman crosses. we found if you waited for the bearish cross, when the 50-day crosses below the 200-day, we were only profitable nine out of the 23 times. it is not a great argument to say that we should follow this. in the past, it has not been statistically relevant. alix: the other part of this is the actual price action. we have not broken above 50 with any meaningful push. you drill true, when down to the price action, we are looking at the technical side. leading into our bearish call, doji were actually four patterns. these represent indecision. when they are followed by a massive uptrend in crude oil, lack of volume into these new highs, long trend and diverging interest, it is a warning sign. how much of bullish scenarios, how many bearish scenarios? it keeps piling up onto the bearish side. alix: there is a seasonality pattern in the fundamentals. that is part of why francisco blanch is more bearish as well heading into the third quarter, you have refinery maintenance. they don't use a lot
we went back with the bloomberg terminal and looks at last 23 goldman crosses. we found if you waited for the bearish cross, when the 50-day crosses below the 200-day, we were only profitable nine out of the 23 times. it is not a great argument to say that we should follow this. in the past, it has not been statistically relevant. alix: the other part of this is the actual price action. we have not broken above 50 with any meaningful push. you drill true, when down to the price action, we are...
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goldman sachs became restricted in the name. that led to some speculation that perhaps it was being hired as an advisor by a particular company interested in participating in an auction to buy medivation. i can tell you sanofi has been the company that hired goldman sachs. goldman an advisor joining morgan stanley as it continues to try to acquire that company. and so goldman, which has typically advised the likes of a pfizer or an amgen, they participated a couple years ago when they were facing potential activism, goldman is now on the sanofi team. sometimes companies will go out and try to lock up other bankers they think might take part in a potential rival and simply by virtue of doing that sanofi can perhaps send a sign to anybody considering a bid that we're very serious here. doesn't necessarily won't mean there won't be potential other bids for the company. and at this point we've heard nothing from medivation indicating willingness to put itself up by sale. but acting by written consent as sanofi is going to do it limi
goldman sachs became restricted in the name. that led to some speculation that perhaps it was being hired as an advisor by a particular company interested in participating in an auction to buy medivation. i can tell you sanofi has been the company that hired goldman sachs. goldman an advisor joining morgan stanley as it continues to try to acquire that company. and so goldman, which has typically advised the likes of a pfizer or an amgen, they participated a couple years ago when they were...
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goldman sachs said they did not expected to balance out so quickly. philip: i was watching the hour before when you are talking about the price being influenced by nigeria. there is also venezuela. no one talks about venezuela. in this way the has been the thece on the supply -- hidden force on the supply. cropder nigeria, a there'll. we will probably lose another 200,000-300,000 barrels per day. we get the numbers because the major companies are producing there. on themuela, we relied to tell us what production is. they don't. oil you work on how much they are processing at refineries and how much they are exporting, the numbers do not add to what they claim they are producing. their supply is going down as well. goldman sachs has come out with a higher price number. francine: it goes back to the main question. we have been trying to figure it out since the start of the year, whether it was a supply and demand disruption which meant as a sagging of the oil price or something more fundamentally wrong with the economy. it means we should actually not l
goldman sachs said they did not expected to balance out so quickly. philip: i was watching the hour before when you are talking about the price being influenced by nigeria. there is also venezuela. no one talks about venezuela. in this way the has been the thece on the supply -- hidden force on the supply. cropder nigeria, a there'll. we will probably lose another 200,000-300,000 barrels per day. we get the numbers because the major companies are producing there. on themuela, we relied to tell...
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i don't know why goldman would need to go market to get the etrade customer. i think you'll be able to get deposits elsewhere. i don't think it's critical. i don't think it's -- i don't think it's where goldman sachs is heading. or should head. but i love the mayo. >> it would tarnish the brand in a bit. not that etrade is a bad name. what i'm saying is, goldman sachs has this perception of the investment banker to the world, right? they're doing these big deals. so to go downstream like that to me kind of tarnishes the brand elsewhere, in my view. they do need to find growth. it's a tough operating environment for banks in general. but still, goldman still seems to be the best -- >> tarnishing the brand -- >> you mean themselves, you mean? >> i tend to lead towards what you're saying. i think the premise is sort of interesting to kick around. but do we think this ever shows up in reality? i would think not. it just doesn't seem like something -- it doesn't seem like the direction goldman wants to take. >> for example, ubs had a terrible wealth management quar
i don't know why goldman would need to go market to get the etrade customer. i think you'll be able to get deposits elsewhere. i don't think it's critical. i don't think it's -- i don't think it's where goldman sachs is heading. or should head. but i love the mayo. >> it would tarnish the brand in a bit. not that etrade is a bad name. what i'm saying is, goldman sachs has this perception of the investment banker to the world, right? they're doing these big deals. so to go downstream like...
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i would buy ge aggressively, the third is goldman sachs. worked there. while it is widely viewed as being among the best advisers oerth, it has to play with one hand tied behind its back. it discouraged risk taking. given the goldman may have been the best calculated risk taker imaginable, it has to resort more toer quantity and there's not enough to go around. if you close it, there would be more than what the stock is selling for. it is trading slightly before its value. that's ridiculously cheap. this is goldman sachs. with what we have right now, i get it. i've liked the stock vex. i wish it had not run so much today. remember, planning season upon us. it is more of a play on household formation and investing in the home rather than expensing it. so i like it. ibm, tough. a company reinventing itself quickly. moving more aggressively in the cloud. i saw that warren buffett just bought more. i think a strong position might be warranted but right now, no new news flow. fribl slow growth to faster growth are behind them. ibm has little price risk. intel
i would buy ge aggressively, the third is goldman sachs. worked there. while it is widely viewed as being among the best advisers oerth, it has to play with one hand tied behind its back. it discouraged risk taking. given the goldman may have been the best calculated risk taker imaginable, it has to resort more toer quantity and there's not enough to go around. if you close it, there would be more than what the stock is selling for. it is trading slightly before its value. that's ridiculously...
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at goldman sachs. thank you for coming in. when you look at the g7, four or five countries are made up of europe. a dealt with greece in correct manner last year that we would be away from it that we have one more problem. >> the big problem is a lack of growth and lack of inflation. in the headlines, since we have deflation in europe at the moment. so, we have very little pricing power for companies. the ecb has eased policy. not yet buying corporate bonds that they promised in march. we will see that in june. but yes, europe still has as much problems. talking about fiscal policy being talked about at the g-7. som e easing would help in euroe as well. francine: what does it mean for european equities? we were talking about the euchre plan. -- the juncker plan. moves quite slowly. and that frustrates investors as well. to be fair to europe, we have a few years ago europe was in recession. now it is at least growing. somewhat the deflation all thing in europe is caused by lower oil prices. now oil prices back about 50. eventua
at goldman sachs. thank you for coming in. when you look at the g7, four or five countries are made up of europe. a dealt with greece in correct manner last year that we would be away from it that we have one more problem. >> the big problem is a lack of growth and lack of inflation. in the headlines, since we have deflation in europe at the moment. so, we have very little pricing power for companies. the ecb has eased policy. not yet buying corporate bonds that they promised in march. we...
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volatility spelling trouble for goldman sachs. extending job cuts in fixed income operations to 10%. vonnie: it has been called the most exciting two minutes in sports. we look at the kentucky derby and who the favorites are. desk head to the markets where julie hyman
volatility spelling trouble for goldman sachs. extending job cuts in fixed income operations to 10%. vonnie: it has been called the most exciting two minutes in sports. we look at the kentucky derby and who the favorites are. desk head to the markets where julie hyman
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the goldman sachs call is feeling a gain in energy stocks. look at the groups on the move. energy shares up 1% as our materials. we are seeing that just oil prices higher but some of the other materials as well. on the downside, utilities and telecoms slower. otherwise, we have a lift in the commodity-led groups. oil prices are working higher on the call from goldman sachs. gold is also on the rise today. it is up by about 1%. interesting we are seeing a lift in stocks and gold at the same time. part of this is fueled by the e.t.f. buying of gold. e.t.f.dex tracks holdings of gold in the u.s. we have had a big lift this year as gold prices have risen. it is the 14th straight day these funds have seen inflows. it is a streak of people getting into gold. that is helping many of the gold miners. betty: big news about warren buffett seeing value in apple. julie: indeed. we are seeing apple shares rise as well as berkshire hathaway buys 9.8 million shares of the company. it makes them only the 56th shareholder. someone like warren buffett expressing this level of confidence in t
the goldman sachs call is feeling a gain in energy stocks. look at the groups on the move. energy shares up 1% as our materials. we are seeing that just oil prices higher but some of the other materials as well. on the downside, utilities and telecoms slower. otherwise, we have a lift in the commodity-led groups. oil prices are working higher on the call from goldman sachs. gold is also on the rise today. it is up by about 1%. interesting we are seeing a lift in stocks and gold at the same...